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There is no maths for fractures - nothing to discuss.
The role of maths in currency rate breaks is always present, but who really tracks it? Much less who shows it?
I don't see it in the public domain even close. But it's a bombshell for the markets.
Happy New Year!
and pardon my joking around.
I don't know "why" I started reading your thread, it turns out that you are also interested in predicting robots' actions on the market.....
Everything I say is true. Not everyone likes it, though.
I haven't talked about columns at all yet - it's still a long way off. The confusion is due to the lack of saying that signs are price (bars, renko, etc.). That is, we are talking about an arbitrary length of a vector of homogeneous attributes. If in addition to the arbitrary length of the vector of attributes we want to have arbitrary types of attributes, it is already a clear overkill.
Features (predictors, variables, functions, functions, features)are individual measurable properties or characteristics of the observed phenomenon. For example, quotes, day of the week, time of day, etc. In our case it is usually a time series .
There is no need to redefine established concepts unnecessarily. This leads to confusion and misunderstanding of the purpose of the discussion. In your case: We are talking about an arbitrary length of a vector of consecutive values of a predictor(trait, function, feature, etc.).Hence the question about columns.
More carefully.
Everything I say is true. Not everyone likes it, though.
More generous? From the word "sha"?
Remember Zhvanetsky?
Do you remember Zhvanetsky?